Cecilia Farley

Fifteen or so years ago, my mother Dagny, and I went to a Senior Luncheon at St Joseph's. As my mom went to look for a table, she said Oh, there's Miss Farley, your first grade teacher. Why don't you go and say Hello'.. As I approached, Miss Farley looked up and said Oh my, Roberta Maas, how nice to see you! Wow! Even if I hadn't changed in the past 50 plus years (ha ha), it was genius of her to remember me out of the hundreds of first graders she so gently and expertly taught.
Miss...

My condolences go out to you for your loss may God of love comfort you ,may he gives you inner peace and strength you need to cope Isaiah 51 :12

I am so sorry we didn't get the chance to meet. I am the youngest son of Cecilia's first cousin. I know you were a terrific lady and the pride of Maplewood.
Mark Farley

My deepest sympathy to the family. May you find comfort in God's Word at 1Thessalonians 4:14

You were a center that held our family together, a constant beloved presence that spanned the generations. We thought you would always be there. Death wasn't a word we associated with you, and its inevitable arrival shocked and saddened us. Your life enriched ours and the lives of others in countless ways, and we are grateful for the time we had with you. We love you still, Aunt Ceal, and we will never forget you.